LUXURY DRUG REHAB

WE HELP OUR CLIENTS FIND THE ROOT OF THEIR ADDICTION AND BEGIN HEALING

The abuse of drugs, particularly prescription drugs like opioids and street drugs like heroin or cocaine, is far more prevalent than most of us would like to imagine. According to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 19.7 million of our fellow Americans faced substance use disorder (SUD) in 2017. Furthermore, drug overdose rates have nearly tripled in the last 30 years. We are losing Americans to this complex disorder despite help being available. At The Ohana, we are committed to reversing this trend.

HOW DO I KNOW IF I NEED HELP?

The signs and symptoms of drug addictions vary greatly depending on the substance. Abuse of certain drugs can produce quite opposite effects from others, rendering it impossible to provide an exact list. Friends and families may find it challenging to pin down the drug of choice, but they know something feels wrong or “off” with their loved one.

If or a loved one are struggling and need help determining if substance use disorder is a factor, please contact us. Our clinical team is happy to help.

877-664-2622

SIGNS OF DRUG ADDICTION

The more signs of drug addiction a person presents, the more likely it is that drug abuse or addiction exists. Though the appearance of these signs does not guarantee drug addiction, the following behaviors may be common among those suffering from SUD:

Changes in sleep habits
Irritability or extreme other personality changes
Problems at school or work
Physical health issues or severe health changes
Legal issues such as an arrest

Neglected appearance
Obvious changes in behavior
Changes in friends or activities
Money issues or sudden change in financial circumstances

ARE YOU ADDICTED?

If you are questioning whether or not you are addicted to a substance, ask yourself if any of the following statements are true:

You feel you must use the drug regularly (daily or even several times a day).
You have very strong urges to use the drug. These urges take over your thoughts.
You fail to meet work and home life obligations.
You cut back on social or recreational activities because of drug use.
You always maintain a supply of the drug to be sure you have it on hand.
You need more and more of the drug to get the same effect (this is physical dependence).
You spend excessive money on the drug.

You continue using the drug, even though you know it's causing problems in your life or causing you physical or psychological damage.
You do things you normally wouldn't do to get the drug, such as stealing.
You drive or engage in other risky behaviors when you're under the influence of the drug.
You spend a majority of your time either obtaining the drug, using the drug or recovering (coming down) from the effects of the drug.\
You cannot stop using the drug.
You experience withdrawal symptoms when you try to stop taking the drug.

If more than one of the above statements applies to you or a loved one, please contact a professional to determine next steps for diagnosing substance use disorder. You may reach out to our team at The Ohana any time for a complimentary consultation to learn more about your treatment options.

877-664-2622

DRUG ADDICTION TREATMENT

Similar to alcohol addiction treatment, drug addiction treatment varies based on numerous factors including severity of the disorder, how frequently a person uses, length of addiction, lifestyle, finances, and more. Another main factor to consider with drug addiction treatment is what drug or drugs the person is using. Those suffering from drug addiction may choose to undergo detoxification followed by inpatient or outpatient treatment to help them combat their disorder.

Outpatient drug treatment is conducted at a location that the patient travels to while still living in his or her home or a sober living while participating in a separate day treatment and outpatient center.

WHERE WE COME IN

At The Ohana, we meet patients after they have either completed their inpatient residential program at another facility, or after they have successfully detoxed from substances at a detox center or on their own.

We utilize a variety of programs at our luxury drug rehab. Our unique structure allows our clients to receive intensive care in a safe environment while continuing to work or go to school part time. In this way, we are able to extend treatment beyond residential, and beyond just an intensive outpatient program, to give our clients the best chance at long-term recovery.
OUR PROGRAM

COME TO HAWAII TO RECOVER FROM DRUG ADDICTION AT A LUXURIOUS REHAB CENTER

At The Ohana Addiction Treatment Center, our program’s goal is to help our patients live a sober, constructive lifestyle after treatment. We successfully give our clients the tools they need to attain long-term recovery from substance use disorder.

877-664-2622